20 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
1
W. H. Andrews of Georgetown an official of Atlantic Coast Lumber has been named by the governor to his staff with the rank of colonel. D. B. Pearifoy of Walterboro and W. B. Wise were also appointed to the governor's staff as colonels.
Wm. C. Bynum, superintendent, urges patrons to buy new copies of textbooks for the next session beginning September 25 1913. He notes that second hand books spread contagious diseases and cause pupils to fall behind due to missing pages. The same texts printed on June promotion cards will be used.
The passage advertises a free copy of Fun with every issue of next Sunday's World. It invites readers to escape dull care and enjoy humorous content as part of a promotional joke book giveaway.
Reopened restaurant invites the public while Bitten Bros reports a lost office keys incident. A reward is left at the office. Rub My-Tism offered as a cure. Ice cream packers to be delivered to the bread wagon. Young & Co. listed.
Pursuant to order of the School Board of Trustees the graded schools of Georgetown will be open on September 25 1912. V Emerson.
Reports from reliable sources say Clemson College faced severe hazing incidents. Several students were expelled for outrageous treatment of newcomers, prompting angry parents to withdraw their sons and consider legal action.
A program notes a Bio graph titled Man's Lust for Gold and a piece The Price of Art. It promises the drama of an artist a model and blasted hopes. A comedy Never Again features Gut and a newly wed to his friend Tom Jones with troubles shaping a lively night. A cash prize is offered with a winner to be announced tonight.
Philadelphia September 19 Mrs Daisy Allin Grace who was recently acquitted in Atlanta Georgia of shooting her husband Eugene Grace today filed for divorce in common pleas court She accuses him of cruel and barbarous treatment A master will be appointed to hear testimony in the proceedings
An advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for a catarrh deafness cure failure. It describes constitutional treatment and lists Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with Toledo based F J Cheney & Co as makers and 75 cent price to druggists.
Advertises a salesman position for Georgetown and nearby counties with salary or commission options. Address inquiries to The Harvey Oil Co. in Cleveland Ohio.
Gov. Cole L. Blease issues a lengthy statement to voters calling on the State executive committee to declare him the Democratic nominee. He says he represents about 72,000 voters and accuses rivals of controlling the primary machinery while warning of possible civil strife if his supporters face wrongs in the vote.
Notice states that on September 25 in Georgetown during legal hours the store of H Fogle will offer for sale all goods stock and fixtures belonging to the bankrupt estate of H Fogle. Cash terms and a $3.00 paper purchase fee apply. W L Douglas trustee. September 5 1912.
An 1886 Toledo advertisement by F. J. Cheney & Co. offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notarized pledge, sworn December 6, 1886, asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and promotes testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for relief.
The notice states that the establishment will reopen tomorrow and be pleased to serve the public. No specific date or location is provided.
The analysis argues Gandil cost about 15000 including four players and cash, comparing to Russell's Baltimore to Athletics deal. It notes Gandil is a star fielder whose presence boosted receipts and the club’s consecutive wins, suggesting the purchase paid for itself despite high price.
The uncontaminated aborigine Ishi, cared for at Affiliated Colleges in San Francisco after capture in Primas county, has gained weight and is slated to return to simple acorn based living. Guardians fear long contact with ease and plenty may harm him, as he may struggle to find food in the wild and avoid contamination by civilization.
The report highlights Jack Graney’s expansive early career with seven clubs Erie Fulton Rochester Wilkes Barre Cleveland Columbus Portland Cleveland illustrating his broad league experience. It contrasts his depth with Nap Lagere and notes other veterans Tuck Turner and Joe Birmingham with varied paths, including Pittsburg Columbus and the A J end team of the X State league.
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